The Irish Examiner: 20% of properties sold to big investors

The Irish Examiner: 20% of properties sold to big investors

07Jun

The Irish Examiner: 20% of properties sold to big investors

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One-fifth of all property sales in the first quarter of 2019 were to large international investors and real estate investment trusts. A new report from the Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI) shows the extent to which investors are impacting on the private housing market in Ireland.

The Irish Independent: “2019: More choice, more confusion and Credit Unions looming”

30Jan

The Irish Independent: “2019: More choice, more confusion and Credit Unions looming”

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Irish Times: “Falling home loan rates give relief to new buyers”

12Jan

Irish Times: “Falling home loan rates give relief to new buyers”

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Can I apply for a mortgage from a foreign bank for a home in Ireland?

08Oct

Can I apply for a mortgage from a foreign bank for a home in Ireland?

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Ask the Experts: Can we apply for a loan in Spain, where interest rates are cheaper?

MORTGAGE RIPOFF Irish mortgage customers pay an extra €188 a month – with the highest average interest rate in the EU

13Aug

MORTGAGE RIPOFF Irish mortgage customers pay an extra €188 a month – with the highest average interest rate in the EU

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A new report shows the average retail interest rate here on new mortgages in June was 3.23 per cent while the Eurozone average was 1.78 per cent

Switching Mortgages: What are the Legal Fees and Which Banks will Pay Them for you?

by MyMortgagesUncategorisedcash incentives, Central Bank, Legal Fees switcher mortgages, mortgage assistance, Mortgage broker, Mortgage Broker Dublin, mortgage cashback, Mortgage Dublin, Mortgage Interest Rates, Mortgage lender, mortgage rates, Mortgage Switcher Market, Mortgages Dublin, Mortgages Ireland, remortgaged

Brokers Note Rise in Calls Over Switching Mortgages.

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Mortgage cashback offers to be banned

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